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To: LindyBill who wrote (70455)	9/15/2004 2:12:52 PM
From: gamesmistress	Respond to of 794288

...the chairman of New York University's Journalism Department, Jay Rosen, said USA Today is acting more professionally and that it sees no risk from re-examination of the story. "CBS has acted cluelessly throughout the whole process. It has not acted like a confident, strong organization that is sure of itself and its mission," Mr. Rosen said. "Clearly, USA Today appears to have less at stake here than CBS." Yes, it's so obvious that CBS News does not dare to act "professionally", and it's had more than enough time to do so. The rest of the media and the bloggers (not to mention the feds) are not going to give up until they find out what CBS has to hide.